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1930 FORD
Model A
Hot Rod
All Henry Ford Steel
302 V8 ~ 4 Speed
‘50s Style Hot Rod

1930 FORD
Model A
Hot Rod
All Henry Ford Steel
302 V8 ~ 4 Speed
‘50s Style Hot Rod

Up for sale is another great hot rod, brought to you by
Halberd Classics LLC, Antique & Exotic Automobile Brokerage.

The Ford Model A Hot Rod will always be one of the most iconic American cars. The art of taking a prohibition era vehicle and making it into a fast driving, attention getting Hot Rod is just about as American as one can get. If you have been looking for one of these blast to drive, hopped up on horsepower speed machines, this is the 1930 Ford Model A Hot Rod for you.

This great car was built in true 1950’s Hot-Rodding style and then given more horsepower. The body is incredibly solid and is believed to be all Henry Ford Steel. While this is a 4 door model, the outside rear door handles have been shaved. This gives you easy access to the back and all the fun of the suicide doors, while appearing as a 2 door sedan.   The semi-gloss paint with flames and pin striping certainly takes you back to the beginning of the Hot Rod craze. The rear tires are larger at 295/50r15 and the front tires are 205/65/15 giving the car the raked stance that you would expect to see. The tires are mounted on chrome Crager 15” rims.

The interior has been redone in a 50’s hot rod/ rat rod style. Adjustable front bucket seats were added and the rear seat redone. The door panels and headliner are accented in bullet pin designs. The front windows have been converted to electric.

Under the hood sits a Ford 302 V8 that has been built for speed. The engine boasts dual wrapped headers and straight exhaust, 4 barrel carb, chrome dress-up kit and MSD ignition. Pushing tons of horsepower, the motor is mounted to a 4 speed manual transmission. The suspension was upgraded to provided better handling and disc brakes were installed in the front. The combination makes this great American Hot Rod an absolute blast to drive.

Whether you are looking for a fun vehicle to cruise around town getting attention in, or simply looking to add an incredible vehicle to your collection; this 1930 Ford Model A Hot Rod is the perfect choice.

This is a 7 day auction with a fair reserve, so bid with confidence and bid to own. The vehicle is for sale locally, so we reserve the right to end the auction early, before the reserve is broken. Please feel free to come inspect this awesome 1930 Ford Model A Hot Rod in person.

Contact Halberd Classics, LLC for questions or to come see this great
1930 Ford Model A Hot Rod.

410-628-1880
Halberd Classics, LLC

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If you will need this vehicle shipped, feel free to contact Jay at Fisher Shipping for a free quote at 508-792-2427 extension 107

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